Elections can sometimes make us crazy, even when they’re going on elsewhere – especially, perhaps, when they take place in the USA, where the results…
Elections can sometimes make us crazy, even when they’re going on elsewhere – especially, perhaps, when they take place in the USA, where the results…
Click the video to watch the replay of our Meet the Leaders event with British-Israeli political advisor and author of The Centre Must Hold, Yair Zivan, in…
The world is witnessing a resurgence of extremism, nationalism and populism; can the voice of reason re-emerge? Join us with British-Israeli political advisor and author…
The crisis of democracy has become one of the most talked about political phenomena of our time. Intrinsically linked to it are the rise of…
There is an episode in West Wing, when the melancholic Director of Communications, Toby, dismisses concerns about the reputational implications of bombing a recalcitrant Middle…
Mobocracy was discussed by Greek thinkers as long ago as the second century BC. It depicts takeover or coercion of legitimate authorities by ‘the mob’….
A short squeeze frenzy driven by a new generation of gamers captured financial headlines in recent weeks, centered on a struggling strip mall video game…
To liberal, internationally minded readers of this blog the numbers will be sadly familiar. In a national vote, a populist, nationalist, socially conservative platform whose…
I have been reading an amazing novel, Middle England by Jonathan Coe, which is an attempt to capture a nation at this peculiar point in…
The outcome of the election has, no doubt, many lessons to teach us. For me, I have learned one big lesson: in evaluating policy positions…
Let us take the case of Germany, often believed to be a paragon of hard-headed rationality and good economic management. When the Berlin Wall came…